SKY SPORTS OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT:SFA Launch Full Investigation Into Rangers vs Celtic Chaos as Hampden Vows to “Establish the Facts”

The Scottish Football Association has confirmed a major step forward in its investigation into the explosive scenes that followed the latest Old Firm clash between Rangers FC and Celtic FC, insisting that its priority is to “establish the facts” before taking any disciplinary action.
Chaos erupted at Hampden Park after Celtic’s dramatic penalty shootout victory, as emotions spilled over into a pitch invasion that quickly escalated into disorder. Supporters flooded the field in celebration, while clashes between rival fans forced a swift response from stewards and police.
Now, the SFA has moved to calm the situation by launching a full and independent review, gathering detailed evidence from all relevant parties. Reports from both clubs, match officials, security teams, and law enforcement are currently being compiled as Hampden chiefs work to piece together a clear and accurate account of what unfolded.
In a measured statement, the governing body stressed that no conclusions will be rushed, with its compliance officers set to carefully examine footage, eyewitness reports, and operational procedures before determining whether any rules were breached.
Both Rangers and Celtic remain under scrutiny, and potential sanctions could follow if misconduct is confirmed. However, the SFA is also expected to look beyond punishment, focusing on wider safety concerns, including crowd control, stadium security, and the management of high-risk fixtures.
The Old Firm rivalry, one of the fiercest in world football, has once again come under the spotlight—this time for events off the pitch. While the passion and intensity of the fixture remain unmatched, the latest incident has reignited debate around fan behaviour and matchday safety in Scottish football.